Bronner's Silent Night Memorial Chapel, a 56-foot-tall landmark, is nestled on the southern tip of Bronner's 27 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. It is a replica of the original chapel in Oberndorf/Salzburg, Austria, which marks the site where “Silent Night” was first sung on Christmas Eve in 1818. Bronner's chapel is open daily - during store hours for visitation and meditation, but is not available for ceremonies. No charge for admission.
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Questions:
1 - As you approach the chapel, there are signs on the left of the sidewalk which show "Silent Night" written in various languages. In what language is "Silent Night" written at the top of the fourth sign?
2 - There is a granite plaque hanging to the right of the entrance door. What is the third word in the third line?
3 - As you walk around the perimeter of the chapel to the right, there are steps leading to a portico with a door under it. How many images of angels are engraved on the door.
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